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"We must demand our contributions to this nation be recognized," said Shirley Graham Du Bois at an 8th anniversary celebration of the Organization of Black American Culture, a writers workshop, in the Kuumba Workshop building, 2222 S. Michigan Av. "We are a part of this nation and we must bring this nation to account for our participation," said Mrs. Du Bois. "Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are glorious words," she said, "but we must see that they apply to this country right now." MRS.

DU BOIS arrived In Chicago Saturday to make the keynote address on Pan-Africanism in a Nation of Islam lecture series. Sunday morning she was the featured speaker at the Du Sable Museum of African-American History, where she attacked the televised Bicentennial history spots for not reporting black contributions to United States history. "Why, a black man founded this city," Mrs. Du Bois said in an interview during the writers workshop celebration, "and, by looking at television, you never would know that 5,000 blacks fought for the Revolutionary Army." MRS. DU BOIS.

the author of 15 bonks and a creative writing instructor in the W.E.B. Du Bois Department of Afro-American Studies at the University of Massachuetts, said she was extremely impressed with the programs at the Nation of Islam and said her husband 1 Have a I 76 good day. 2. 9995 now Res, TV employes pack punch in protest Twenty eight striking employes of Channel 44, WSNS-TV, picketed in front of the station's studios in costumes iroin the station's "Popeye" program Sunday in a continuing dispute over a new contract for production employes and engineers. The employes, members of the National Association of Broadcast Employes, Local 41, were dressed arTopeye and various animal characters from the program as they picketed in front of 430 W.

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